You're not even historically equipped to talk about this.

Fortunately I have you to teach me. Unfortunately you're one of those individuals who refuse to bring forth any arguments backed up with anything.

If with "German Unification movement" you mean the desire to get their own lost territories back, that wasn't a movement. That was a universal desire. Which isn't exactly surprising.

Also I never said that the Weimar Republic never involved themselves. I said they were incapable of doing anything. To be fair I should've added "of significance" to that statement but I guess I thought the context made that clear. Germany wasn't a position to economically or militarily influence anything. That's why the conflict in Oberschlesien involved the Freikorps and not the Reichswehr. It's also one of the reasons why Hitler was elected in the first place.

But if you wanna pretend Poland is just a poor victim who dindu nuthing and isn't responsible for her own stupidity and was always just bullied by the big bad mean Germans and Russians, okay, I won't press you further on it as you're not interested in an honest discussion.

you are assuming there wasn't a damn good reason why the Poles didn't tolerate a German """"alliance""".

And look how that turned out for Poland. You'd think at that point you'd ask yourself what could I've done better to avert such an outcome but nah. Better blame everyone else.

Here's a hint: it's for the same reason Stalin shouldn't have tolerated a German """alliance""".

Oh, he didn't. He just underestimated Hitler and couldn't fathom that he would fuck up his plans. Stalin created the by far largest standing army in the entire world by sacrificing millions of Russian lives for a reason. And here's a hint: That reason wasn't defense.